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Shenyang is the largest city in the Dongbei region. In 1625, Nurhaci, Khan of the Later Jin dynasty, overthrew the Ming dynasty and established Shenyang as the capital. As the seat of government, the ...
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CloseShenyang, the largest city in northeast China
Shenyang is the largest city in the Dongbei region. In 1625, Nurhaci, Khan of the Later Jin dynasty, overthrew the Ming dynasty and established Shenyang as the capital. As the seat of government, the capital flourished before the Qing dynasty moved to Beijing in 1644. Even then, as China’s second capital, Shenyang played a central role in trade within Dongbei. At the end of the 19th century, it was targeted by Russia and Japan. The area was called Shengjing when the Qing dynasty came to power, Fengtian when China was unified and the capital moved to Manchuria, and was again renamed Shenyang in 1945.
In the beginning of the 20th century, it was the center of China’s railroad network, and thus many of its western buildings of the time still remain. From the Jin dynasty to the Qing dynasty, the remains of the Manchu era are well preserved. Shenyang is the city where you can feel the age of passion in the ruins of the Manchu period.
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CloseThe average summer temperature is 23.8°C, while the average winter temperature is –12.7°C. The average annual rainfall is 820 mm.
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Close- Wuai Market This is the largest wholesale market in northern China. There are more than 50,000 stores on five floors, including the parking lot on the first basement floor. The stores mainly sell clothing and daily necessities, beauty products and leather products. The average transient population is 300,000 per day. The roads around the market in the shopping districts, as well, are packed with people.
- Shenyang Shengjing Golf Club A regular membership golf course was established in 1994 by Malaysia Berjaya. Golfers love this place because of the beautiful surrounding scenery, including virgin forests that emphasize the design. You can enjoy playing in a calm atmosphere, as if you are in a forest, and the facilities are well equipped.
- Mukden Palace The construction of this palace began in 1625 when Nurhaci, founder of the Later Qing dynasty, moved the capital to Shenyang. It has a total area of 60,000 square meters with more than 100 buildings. The buildings are relatively well-preserved. It is a place that attracts tourists because of the unique characteristics of Shenyang Forbidden City, containing sights that are unique to the Qing dynasty.
- Shenyang Middle Street - Pedestrian Shopping Mall You can spend a pleasant time on the clean and stylish Middle Street.
- 9.18 Memorial Museum In 1931, Japan plotted the 9.18 event and caused the Manchurian Incident. The last emperor of China was propped up as a puppet emperor while Japan ruled Manchuria. You can watch the historical event unfold chronologically, from the background of the 9.18 event to the fall of Japanese rule.
- Travel to Dandong Travel to Dandong from Shenyang (about 3 hours by car)
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Yalu River Cruise (view of Sinuiju, Wihwa Island, bridge)
The Yalu River is said to be a river of the people. It is located on the border between North Korea and China.
If you take the Yalu River cruise, you can see Shinuiju and Wihwa, Islands of North Korea, from afar and you can see the view of Yalu River Bridge.
- Travel to Shenyang Return to Shenyang
- Shopping/massage free time Shop for souvenirs and relax your tired muscles from traveling with a massage.
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